By Andy Hawbaker

**Congratulations to Lisa who was chosen as the winner. If you didn't win this running shoe giveaway, enter this week's giveaway: Brand Spotlight**

When it comes to helping athletes perform at their highest ability, nobody has as much experience as New Balance. Runners, walkers and gym fanatics know that New Balance manufactures quality running shoes and athletic gear. Keep reading to learn a little about the brand then enter our New Balance running shoe giveaway below.

The company was started in 1906 with the mission to relieve factory worker's foot pain. Using technologically advanced arch support, New Balance was able to provide comfortable shoes to those workers. Since then, the company has focused on the most comfortable fitting shoes for a variety of purposes.

Unlike some other brands, New Balance footwear is available in a variety of sizes and widths, which helps ensure the perfect fit. In addition to great running shoes, New Balance clothing is designed with attention to comfort, performance and style. You'll find great deals on New Balance and other top athletic brands at Sierra Trading Post.

1. New Balance WX20 Minimus Shoes - Minimalist (For Women) - feature an ultralight design meant to optimize ground control, improve power generation, and position the foot into a neutral position, promoting a more natural alignment.

2. New Balance 1260V2 Running Shoes (For Women) - A breakthrough stability running shoe, the 1260V2 features a Stabilicore medial post, a lower-profile design for control and ultra-responsive cushioning for mild-to-moderate overpronators.

3. New Balance M880 Running Shoes (For Men) - Supportive and ready to roll for the neutral, long-distance runner, the M880 running shoes feature the lightweight cushioning of ABZORB® and Acteva® Lite so you can stay supported through the long haul without hauling the weight of a heavy shoe.

Andy is a hiker, backpacker, snowboarder and outdoor fanatic. When he isn't exploring the Rocky Mountains, burning marshmallows or scratching his dog behind the ear, he shares his experiences here on the Sierra Trading Post Blog.